I'm trying to run mvn install in the directory of the jsweet-quickstart project, but I'm getting an error during the install phase. The generate-sources phase works fine so, at first sight, this issue may seem not to be related with JSweet. However, when I take the jsweet-maven-plugin out of the generate-sources phase, the install phase works fine. This leads me to believe that it's an issue with JSweet or any of its dependencies.
The error returned by Maven is this:
Error injecting: org.apache.maven.artifact.installer.DefaultArtifactInstaller
com.google.inject.ProvisionException: Unable to provision, see the following errors:
...
Please, check the attached log file for the full trace of this error.
Why am I running mvn install instead of running mvn generate-sources directly? Right now I'm just testing, but my plan is to re-use one of my actual projects with other projects.
I'm using this software:
OpenJDK 1.8.0-181 (or Oracle JDK 1.8.0-181; both have been tested)
Hello:
I'm trying to run
mvn install
in the directory of thejsweet-quickstart
project, but I'm getting an error during theinstall
phase. Thegenerate-sources
phase works fine so, at first sight, this issue may seem not to be related with JSweet. However, when I take thejsweet-maven-plugin
out of thegenerate-sources
phase, theinstall
phase works fine. This leads me to believe that it's an issue with JSweet or any of its dependencies.The error returned by Maven is this:
Please, check the attached log file for the full trace of this error.
Why am I running
mvn install
instead of runningmvn generate-sources
directly? Right now I'm just testing, but my plan is to re-use one of my actual projects with other projects.I'm using this software:
Thank you.
maven-output.log